I like how I was able to meet a diverse group of people.
Read moreI liked the short kanji tests everyday because they kept me focused on studying everyday. I also liked when we went over the grammar in the textbook.
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Read moreI liked the short kanji tests everyday because they kept me focused on studying everyday. I also liked when we went over the grammar in the textbook.
Read moreThe calligraphy and sushi making activities were engaging and a good way to learn about the culture.
Read moreAnything that involved the students to be outside of their normal classroom was something that I was able to look forward to.
Read moreI deeply enjoyed joining the Koto and Utau Clubs. It has always been my dream to learn how to play an Asian zither instrument so I was very excited to go to the Koto club. After only having 4 sessions to practice the Koto, I was so delighted that me and my friends were able to play “Sakura.”
Read moreThe most productive were the teaching styles used at KCP. I was able to learn much easier than I have in the past when using different books and teaching styles. Everything about the program was interesting and I don’t have a negative thing to say about it.
Read moreClass was very satisfying. Just learning from the incredible kind and fun teachers everyday made me very happy.
Read moreDefinitely study and do your homework before going out. There is always time to go out and explore. Remember your priorities! Talk to the professors if you have any trouble after class and go to English Support as much as you can.
Read moreI think the most productive aspect of the program was speaking with my classmates and teachers in Japanese inside and outside of class. It forced me to consider my thoughts in Japanese, so I learned a lot faster.
Read moreThe most productive was when a good teacher like Saito shows us what something means, acts out what that meaning is, maybe adding some humor in it to drive the point home, and practicing it with the students to fully make sure that overall, we’re understanding what’s going on.
Read moreWe were taught by a well known Sushi chief at a school that is specifically for teaching people how to make sushi.